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I have to start by saying that Tessa Dare is my favourite Regency romance writer, but I have to admit that this was not her best work. The main characters in this book are not as complex as those in her other books. Toby is somewhat self-centred, even if he did help save Sophia's reputation when she jilted him. He winds up disappointing Isabel because of his lazy and selfish choice to conceal his decision to not make good on a promise he made her which convinced her to marry him. He is a likeable character though, and his charm falls off the page. Isabel is rather one-dimensional for much of the book: overly good, with a fear of disappointing others, and a mild fear of becoming her own parents. She only gets any spunk in the last chapters in the book, and it is too little too late.

The side story of Joss and Hetta's romance felt like it did not fit the main story. These characters were not particularly important to the main story, but rather to side stories that paid homage to the other two books. In a book that was supposed to be about Toby and Isabel, a lot of time was spent on the characters from the other books, especially Sophia. Though I understand that it was necessary to deal with the jilting, I think it was overdone. Tessa Dare does not make that mistake in her other, much better trilogy (the One, Two, Three trilogy); she lets the main characters in each book stand on their own much better.

The story line is fairly good, and stands up to the others in this trilogy, even if it is less entertaining than the first two. As I said before, the author tied in the other stories so that someone who had never read them could still enjoy this book, plus it made a refresher for those of us who read the first two novels. I don't like the titles in this trilogy, as they do not match the books well. How is this a book about persuasion? If is is meant to be subtle, it must be very much so, as I don't think it suits. If Isabel was a lady of persuasion, then why were all her inclinations so ill-founded and unsuccessful?

I think the end section of this book was somewhat difficult to swallow, with Toby and Isabel airing all their feelings and the resolution of their problems in front of a whole army of people they don't know. Also I thought the epilogue a little lame; it tried to tie the three stories together, but spent too much time on Gray and Sophia, and therefore did no justice to this particular story.

It sound from my comments above that I did not like the book. I did, very much. Tessa Dare is a cut above other Regency romance writers, and this book will be much more memorable than those of other authors.


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A Lady of Persuasion Wanton Dairymaid Trilogy Tessa Dare 9780345506887 Books Reviews

I bought all three books Absolutely loved the first, struggled through the second and wanted to kill the obnoxious martyr girl in the third! I really don't know what happened to the writer on this book. The story kept dragging over every issue the moron girl had to fight! After a time, you hated that she found any happiness at all. The poor guy he was nice enough, but what a rotten deal he ended up with in the end. Overall the books were readable, I didn't care for the constant audience whenever the feelings were being expressed I think that got old in the 2nd and 3rd books. The Epilogue appeared rushed, left out characters, bordered on a real life sermon and by far the WORST insulting mistake was ruining the 1st romance by the speculating of 'what if Lucy had gone into Toby's room'. Did the writer totally lose her mind?!?!?!?!?!
Not nearly as good as the first two in this series. The heroine is really annoying.

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The third book in the Wanton Milkmaid series. I didn't love it as much as the other two in the series, but I find that third books in series often tend to lose their steam. I did appreciate the fact that there wasn't as much forced action, as there were decisions by the characters that created the action. I'm also glad Toby got his own story. Every so often it's nice to read a story about a charming, happy, well-adjusted guy with no hidden pain getting his own happy ending.
Isabel is a different sort of character to those on the previous two books, less what I would normally want in the female lead but I still enjoyed the book. The glimpses of previous characters are enjoyable and not forced and the bonus romantic pairing is good too. 3 stars or 3.5 romance stars
I Loved this series! I'm not sure why this novel would get a score less than 4 stars. This author is fantastic! Tessa Dare please
keep up the great work
Good story. I liked the characters more towards the end. Isabel just didn't do it for me through the whole book. Such a child with great expectations throughout. Won't stop me from reading more for this author though.
I hated Book 2 of the Wanton Dairymaids Trilogy, but as a prequel to this book, I realize it did serve its purpose since the characters are the same. Sir Tobias (Toby) Aldridge was Sophia's fiancé starting in book 1 & then in book 2. The heroine, Isabel Grayson was introduced in book 2 as well. I really liked book 3. Toby is a wonderful Hero and very romantic. Isabel is very naive and has a set agenda of doing good works & her self righteousness all the time is kind of annoying. I felt sorry for Toby. Toby has a great sense of humor--a great addition to the story. The trilogy for me went from good to bad and then up to good again, and all evened out in the end.
I have to start by saying that Tessa Dare is my favourite Regency romance writer, but I have to admit that this was not her best work. The main characters in this book are not as complex as those in her other books. Toby is somewhat self-centred, even if he did help save Sophia's reputation when she jilted him. He winds up disappointing Isabel because of his lazy and selfish choice to conceal his decision to not make good on a promise he made her which convinced her to marry him. He is a likeable character though, and his charm falls off the page. Isabel is rather one-dimensional for much of the book overly good, with a fear of disappointing others, and a mild fear of becoming her own parents. She only gets any spunk in the last chapters in the book, and it is too little too late.

The side story of Joss and Hetta's romance felt like it did not fit the main story. These characters were not particularly important to the main story, but rather to side stories that paid homage to the other two books. In a book that was supposed to be about Toby and Isabel, a lot of time was spent on the characters from the other books, especially Sophia. Though I understand that it was necessary to deal with the jilting, I think it was overdone. Tessa Dare does not make that mistake in her other, much better trilogy (the One, Two, Three trilogy); she lets the main characters in each book stand on their own much better.

The story line is fairly good, and stands up to the others in this trilogy, even if it is less entertaining than the first two. As I said before, the author tied in the other stories so that someone who had never read them could still enjoy this book, plus it made a refresher for those of us who read the first two novels. I don't like the titles in this trilogy, as they do not match the books well. How is this a book about persuasion? If is is meant to be subtle, it must be very much so, as I don't think it suits. If Isabel was a lady of persuasion, then why were all her inclinations so ill-founded and unsuccessful?

I think the end section of this book was somewhat difficult to swallow, with Toby and Isabel airing all their feelings and the resolution of their problems in front of a whole army of people they don't know. Also I thought the epilogue a little lame; it tried to tie the three stories together, but spent too much time on Gray and Sophia, and therefore did no justice to this particular story.

It sound from my comments above that I did not like the book. I did, very much. Tessa Dare is a cut above other Regency romance writers, and this book will be much more memorable than those of other authors.